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THB GUARDIAN,

-IU-UAY’S Pii0iiABlLlTlEc

Fi -r, h earning a_ll_tlle warmer.

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V his bmah aanuuaeuadnsd

To curp »\ ireniinons in len minutes I: 0 Hung' |mp.n|.|. |’||.b|.' Hqwgy, Kilmtorf- Headache Powders. eeklrig at ail tlmea to further the beat lu?'d0ll

cl e ie and the-rdorell

mi:

vevc. ,rvweiillnd

i";.l‘§ii?t.l¥:§.":§°~f°;if~ if-2 ~i°=i=

Nana »i<i¢r`&¢ cms., .tm rniicwiagma. any no

Rein; militia twmnuaui i>¢r year is

advance . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . ... ..$l~°°

ahici dvanee:-» rningnl;ditlon,dal|y (except Bundlyli W* nthase. ryr.,. .., ..... .... .. -.4-9°

rue ouirdim wiii act in mooiisihie fef

re r atnm remitted through maill-

lxkeuqo mp. Portal order. Ex

at _

eglditeregyletter. payable to The

Inland.

Dfl I

’ latand Guardian Pub. Co., Charlottetown. P-

Branch Offlcoa

va been established, at the followlnf piled

ua he hat-rl bepald, newa urullh- eud, art‘fvle‘iti.a'lng,m;‘¢l; n:oyrk and other buainrl

trl.l»L1ad:- lcgara' awrP|~ I-C'

btrton, Allxfmgm P081 OID#-Herb!!! Cllfl.

PAIL °

Agint.

icurialhat, Telephone Olna-P. G. Seaman

eor|etawu_ Russel R. Maclean. AIN!!- | P dogg' I P rlhnlgiiirisrom aévenutflg u¢r.l scan-nnucn uirf.

it is’nt what an infant eats

but what it digests and assi~ milntes. ilaby foods must be i'rc.~;h and properly kept when

l`HE MURNING GUARDIAN

in stock so as to insure the ~-ve»

rhiltl getting them in the best possible ttonilition. We

FRIDAY, JUNE 10, 1904.

are very particular in looking after our stock of baby foods, buying them in small quanti- ties and frequently, and keep them in a cool case away from odors of all kinds. We have the following

BABY Focus ll

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l.actaic<l, \\'ampolcs. lp_ Melliii\, Robinsons ll»ui'lcy. L l{orliel;>, Robinsons tlioats.

ifairciiiltls, Nestlcs lfootl

Martins, Nestles Mi

.\llt-iilliirys _\'o`.~. i, 2 uiitl _;.

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noon

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OUR RALLWAY CONNECTION.

in the discussion of the toast list at the ic-'oria Hotel on Wednes ‘lay evening st many subjects of considerable lin-

irtance were touched upon, not the

sat weighty of which was the nature of

the lnterc Jlonlal train service clnnecting

lk ' thc main line with Point du Chcne and

lctou. This matter wiii hroiiilht \1i\’lPr

review in scathing terms by W. F

Titiinarah anii stronaly enforced by F. L

award, K. C. The point is of tnoinen'

i»- ' i ti it f ri

iiit- nit-tiictti ii.iii, ""’"”e" " y me °r 0 'er U ‘est

rail

'es that it large portion of our summer iiriiit travel, as well as all who visit the

lsland throughout the year, or our own

»=-W pvople visiting the mainland at all sea-

‘b

-CIT

.wg

- Let the Children ,S9

nil ilir-y wrint of U' if Sovereign

li er

acids of the linic sat- isfy that constant “crav- ingi'orsomci.bingcol<l." Sovereign Lime Juice is at once the most licalthftil, most deli-

*set*-~

‘ P

lt's gonil lor tlicrri in hot Of weather. Gooil for the ago and now worse than third-class cars

i¢ti'<f»»»“ V tw ' wi "~'

..__V/ V V .,, im, sons must come and gc. '»»f(~_,f/,b",,/I \ ' ' 7| llotii Mr. Tidinar.-ih and Mr. ilaszari

. -A , / i

12 f//~ »

` , '- 432 l who have travelled over this route, that / 4 "`=_' thc paasanizzr accommolntlon and train

:cntuated the fact, wall known to all

rvice onthe branch lines connecting

i Drink with Point du Chcne and Picton is any-

iiig but what it ought to he and in the

strongest possible contrast with the sup-

hequipmenton the main line of the

‘ Lime J\1iC¢ intertoicuiai. one or the speakers mid

“the old cars, out of date ilftesn years

Sl0mHCl1- Tl1@‘P“fL‘ fruit ona tenth rate railroad," creeping at a

' snail`s pace over these branches leading to-

ward Prince Edward Island. We could

wish that the Minister of Railways had

1 been present in orler that he might have

been impressed, as he certainly would

Ciuug and the most have been had he heard what was said, economical of all and the indignant applause witlrwhlch

thi- remarks were greeted.

Nothing could be more rlisczuraging to

l| summer drinks.

K At your grocer’B bb IN toe, inc, zcc tourist travel toward the Island or more iii ---' , A" °°° ""7"" I V iinjustto our own people than the con-

itions described. We trust that our

federal representatives. one of whom was

refent, will press this matter upon the

cntion of the Minister of Railways

` att

in order that the matter may be set rlgnt

U | I before the tide of summer travel begins.

The lines connecting Tr\1r0 with P-0100.

and Palnsec with Point du Chene are the

SBIG* "lC°°d that of &n` highways which connect with the

o'i“\¢r in the Lower Pro- S

teamers to and from the Island. They

ie, so to speak, our portion of the Inter-

v’"c°°‘ colonial system. We have a clear right Cholcest crowrh nf Indh to as swd CMB “Hd H- P'°“‘l’° “"d em'

and Covinn. to

cient service on these branches as is i1lVB\\

u the main line of the Intercolonial,

which is unexcelleri. Our people will n0ii

R var-dale. MRS. REUBEN BAKER

I believe MIN ARD‘S LINIMENT will

, produce growth of hair.

. ff uns. onas. ANDERSON. |11

" Stanley P. E. I. d l believe MINARUS LINIMENT is

the best household remedy on earth.

CAIRNS

W THE

“Uneasy lies the head that wears a crown." Well W¢ all

have crowns to our heads, and the only way to

ciiuml\,hnvl;been preperadby w.(7Ar:t:hlow| our at

, , g,f,§'f,'§’|§f,:,Z Z" days ye_f and will giveieveryone an opportnuityto buy: V `

H0 oonnat rc e

Qbvlnoa were

maui.. We It ai “timed that thia matter ahail be 1 presented lp

its true light to Hou Mr. Errmeraou In

order that the service may be made what it ought to be.

DYING BY SLOW DEGREES. ’ ,_

Although not alwqa ewan of, it yet

thousands ale by ulow ofgrcer qt Catan-ix. It Int. aitncxa the nose or throat, than the lucas, and finally rpreads nl throuuh t’|a Intern. Ouarrnolone is the only rerngciy that will Immediately prevent the nun of this awfx dilease. Ererfi breath from the Inbal kllllthcurande of gems, clears vhs throat and uuu, nlda expt ctorallon and relieves the pain across the eyes. Catsrrhozona arradicatea every vsstlue of cntarrh from the aystaam, and in niahly recommended also for Brouchliill, Asthma, Deafness and Lung Trouble. Price 81.41); trial sin Zicta., all drngglata. P .t=ou Sc Co., Kingston, Out. . na. ni\.\iit1oi\"s Pitts cons srnmousalsa

MANTELL STILL TRUE

TOISTAGE TRADITIONS.

"The Light of Other Days” a iieai Old- Fashioned "thriller" Interest of Pict

Never Iago

The coming of that sterling actor, Mr Rubeit B. Man'Aeli in his __1 ew play has created no small i degree of interest ramona B class ot theatre-gut-.rs to: seldom catered to ln these days of degenerate and suggestive drama, i. e., those who prefer to wittes.-i a high-class and meritorious romantic play, properly staged and preseu ed by real ar|is's to seeing a tiashy or problem play rendered by

actors of interior abilities.

From our exchanges weleurn the fact

that the same interest displayed here is noticeable elsewhere throughout the

country, including New York City.

The following article on this subject is

cobied from the New York Daily Press

of Dfct-nitiei ist.

"One by one tha heroes of the o’d school of romantic drama we-irlly cease to lag on thc stage in the-ia days when a perver- tetl public tanto has no palate for thc robust, but is tickled by the foolery of ur Clyde Fltches and when the reigning matinee gods are the Favershams and iiacketts and Itichmans and all that ilk of curled darlings of the denegeraté

playworltl.

“Time was whcn Fcurteenth Street was

not down-town and Rihert Man'cli was in fashion. But thei-e were the palmy favs when the stage was not the place bc hear social problems disciiseeri or the idle vanitles paraded, but a place where irre- presaible conflict raged between villlnuy and virtue and where, there was no com- promise, once the issue wasjoined, until the bitter enu. Time was when the con- scientious actor`s breast hcaved with honest emotion of which he was not ashamed; when his voice rang unbridled with the pisslon whlch,if he is in fashion, he now makes his audicncc feel by infer- ence. Trnly, a change has come over the splritof art sinceits quest of strange gods.

"Ofall that galaxy of the romantic

drama’s palmy days, with its clash of sword and its unconquerable hero, its persecuted and abducted maiden and its aneerlng vlllaln,its snhemlugdowager and its moatel castle, few “stare” are left to us; Even Kyrie Beilsw, after a score of years of 'ealty thereto has forsaken the bravery of doublet and. hose anfi'good steel for the modern fnncy of society drama, But Robert Mantell is still true to the ancient traditions, and regales us

again with tie real old thing.

"Mr, Mantell is presenting an old-fam

hiooerl "thriller" culled “The Light of Other days", suggested, the program says, by one of Ezerton Castle`s early novels, the workmanship of W. A. Tre- malne and Irving Hull, leaves nothing to be desired in the way of brisk action. From the prologue, ln which as villain- ous looking French Revolutionist mob as over was tumed out in the Reign of Terror" doest its worst, to the tlual duel- s slashing line bit of sword play-the motion and interest. of the plot never

lags.

“Tho light of Other Days" gives Mr.

Mantcll ample scope for the use of a voice whose richness is in no way impoverished, and is valuablsizi shox-ing how hue an actor he isand how much may be ex- pected of him when opportunity affords."

believe llIN’ARD'S LI NIMENT will

cure every case of Dipthrria.

MATTHIAS FOLEY.

Oil Ulty, Out.

swan ‘|rmia,E»I o -Exctwiingiy

handsome iaua for the new licau

Charlottetown. The church ia to coat

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new churn

M'1"l‘R.ESSES.W h er . . ‘ ' ' ~`-'; . . ,

istosleep on oneof our A e aveav Y C°m¢‘°°-¢§’,é,,,|‘gaV_nsf¢¢¢, mfV],i¢g;-ug;-v¢]_» 1

fine line of all grades. ‘ N

It 00-,

PIIIGI

LESS THAN YEAR S PRICES

Why ? Because Paton Q Cello them, tha¢’¢ why.

Our expenses in this department are 75, mc. ‘ lean than most F urnishin g Houses-com sequently we are enabled to sell almost at

,what _they pay for their goods. '

.‘:‘...."’°f',.i>,;>;,,:.‘c-f~f~ - num nnos.&c0_

`C'll'20 I Ji-UIC 9| 'Q i I Agents'

1-IERCULES it " ---fi 5;.

_ . . i ,\

a'tnVl\'¢lV°e for strength. ' _

<5»?'.‘-’§l17l-4',"-‘i _

This is the best wire spring made audi its /-7.5'

tube had at PATON’S only. U1-_j§'T§;»';;1'.

All size: and Prices less than you used to pay "L_ iw tm., for if- ' ~ The Sf,_S. ‘~‘P0iino” Get one and see that its the Hercules and due

take no other. ' - s _ and

JAS- PATON ®» C0- ;;‘.‘..?*;..f;;‘:‘:;.”'f.i‘.; ;1:.;“‘;:

here Tuesdav, the 14th lust.,

sails immediately for Sydney

' i deck at lowest rates.

f .-.-_-.MADE iN li-"' 'ri-mas iviinuriss

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` ' w ' CARVELL BROS.,

Agents.

iodii

Glcnaladalc Farm for Sale

'W/l'~"‘”‘ >l\ i _ .

1 ` ' \ ,,_,_. *.- --- "- 5 9 'i ,i rats Fiasr oLAss FARM, ine tht

` residence of John Archibald McDonald,

_ - ` / Esquire, deceased is situated at the head

rv V) nf Tracadlc Bay quite near to Tracanie

' i I/ 1% Railway station. It contains 529,? acres,

- _ i; il '~ - which about W0 cores are under culti- , _ / ,. ‘ /' ii

of vation. The soil iso! _excellent quality

`V ,ff _.U ` an eminently suitable for grazing pup

1 __` A___VV` _ poses. Ibis lwant from Charlottetown - -_---~= --" \ _./" ‘"2" " "` -~~"* ~ road aboutltlmiles nud fronts nn the

by Sr.Pe er's and Mill C-:ve Roads and

" Tracaole Bay. On the premises area . large brick residence, stables and barn

Eco.. under one roar, connected with the

Silt :i` - _/4"

“,§i

;_;

_ _-_-é.~ ;<f-`\§ //`

With The residence by Ia large! covered pas.

a s way, vn am e ac om ti»

and tincgn for 8 eserythllng gunnllxgteli

with extensive farming operations,

V than can be made by hand in 80 Minutes. V A ood canals mad extend. from the

H_Vands do not tou¢:1l;nt1heKg;>:gir'i1.g Does away with V ggauanxddtgtrggggsgighidigasi. 'ha

Thorn buildings are all comparatively new

1 1 1 Easy to clean. A child can work it. 1 1 1 i and of the beat construction urs water

Botu BV

from a never falling spring ls 'brought to

__ __ VV the reslidlainge and stab es tyounilargrtcuulii

-" u , A p pes, a yan en neer m on ren. H EN NE LL cv C H A N DLER. t i :.'1:.:t:<:.s.<i.i.:fi.:.‘I.:‘:':.i-.:.'° .litem

aired in Lots to suit purchasers.

_ ., - W `§ ., ‘f __. e. _.___-_;,. _, Forfvrther nurticiilisrre =Ji{pirDt4;LL

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‘ Charlottetown Trustee.

April 25th, 1904.

4-27 fri & w tf

f ` '

Headstones-and Monuments

ould piece their order uiaoon afpossiblc in order to secure c prompl) or V early elivery. Call and see us, or write for designs and prices. .

-4

i wiiiinju suv.

Old Mahogany Solen, Chain. Tablea, Bureau

and old Mahogany furniture in general. Old Bran Door Knockers, Bran Candleaiicka, Trays, Banners, Brass Audlronl. Old Blue Diahea and China, Grandfather Clocks. Old Poatage stampauud before 187°, worth moatuu envelopes. Also uid Coin, Old Braaa window Durnlcea, Old Piciurea, Pewter llnga, Silver Lnlter, Pitche'ra_ Flint Lock Guru, Piatuia, etc. Addreaa.

W A KAIN.

|16 Germain-Street, BL Iohu, N R

_q-:A rl \ mo.

SANITARY PLUMBING.

Huw often difelee lild lickneaa

com inih lid of

rl wma, n very ten

the cauae ia th the plumbing.

We always Day particular atten-

tion tothe unitary lawa, an thla ia very imgortnut to the maintenance of healt .

Out plumber lap Brabclaaa man,

and can he relied upon in ltling up this clan of worh in the moat np-tn- date and aanita manner.

we uae none that the very bent

flilllity of (cada on the market and 11;: can guarantee endre latiafaction

‘ Give ara call when in used of may

in Marble, Granite and Frccstonc. & cm

""“°“:':t.§‘.'.i"..':°:.':t:::°""-"" Steam Nav tion Cc‘a Wharf. ~ Qharlot YL Bt I.

A lar assortment of finished stock always on hand Intending urchaaera

& MCFA DYEN,

Charlottetown. I

V " A By-Law for allowing a rate

KENT STREET» I6 mo, fri 8: w 3mo

I ' I

n is, P- u ' .i ---Q of discount on tn Assess

new iiricticlit cuuncii., ` °

#Nm T'-~ ~°-»f~»=-°»i°- ev- -'wi mu' ooons. cnoihiinc Ann trvariislrlrtas

" " "f" lilenteoiti Real &tate and

Personal Property in the City of (fhnrlottetown f0f general Civic *poses for -the -Current Ufueart ending the ‘thirty-£rit._~dsy of

_ V V V DZ, 1904.

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' ‘ " " ' the mq m% rcniivcnf °

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